2023 Power Pad Review Kinetic 2 0, Grizzla Flow, Clark Biopads, Kai Pad 

Great review 👍

Excellent breakdown my friends. My Kinetic 2.0s just came in last week and I am in love. I went with the large in front (acceleration) and medium in the rear (brake) for my EX30 and they are perfect with no overlap. Seriously couldn't be happier. I'll have a video up soOn... Cheers.

Kai Pads with the flexible inserts have held true and are my go to especially on non suspension wheels for sure!!

Very helpful video for beginners and veterans. I like the Grizzla flows for sure

Loved this review - thank you for doing this!

Very informative comparison of some of this year's most popular side pads! I really like the Grizzla flow pads. I have Magicshine SEEMEE180 taillights installed in the brake pads. I had some adapters printed to fit them from a file on Thingiverse.

0:53 Christine that jump tho! Wow!

Good info tnx

Great info on each. Love my Flows! ❤ 😊

Top topic, thanks for the excellent comparison. I use russian pads from one ride on my V11. Until now i very happy with it because i enjoy the free feeling and comfort, but after 6000 Kilometer and 1 year experience i have started to ride trails, jumps and dirtparks and find the limitation of the russian pads. It looks like the lock-in feeling is necessary to provide in short time the maximum acceleration or jumpability over obstacles. So i need to adapt and develop.This review is a huge help. Thanks again and greetings from Germany.

I have the bio pads on my SS and have the opposite issue from yours. The Velcro is so strong lol. Thankfully I have them set where I like them, but man were they tough getting off as I was adjusting them. I also use Alien Ride pads. Very simple, but effective. My friends dig em.

Great vid guys, thanks. I like the Grizzla Flow better than any other I've tried, so far.

Love you guys

Can't find any info on where to buy Kai pads.....thx

I run the Clark C3 Biopads on both of my wheels now, switched from Grizzlas on the Sherman, and from earlier Clarks on the Nikola. I used an orbital sander to clean up the surfaces due to the roughness mentioned, which was a big improvement, though on one of my sets, the Z-seam still needed to be covered in gaffer's tape because it is in the middle of the braking pad where my leg sits. The logo placement is also a problem, agreed on that. I also didn't cut my pads on the lines, I cut them right down the middle, then radiused the edges with the sander. Having done all of that, though, these are my favorite pads I've used. Very secure and comfortable at the same time. No issues with them coming off, either.

FWIW I’ve only had one wheel and and it’s only been a couple of months but my first set of pads are Grizzla Flow and I think they are great! I like the adjustability, color options, sturdiness.

I really like the kinetic. But they are so expensive. as you can buy them separately what do you think about a configuration with only a top part of them? (i’m not doing jumping. I’m wondering if the middle part is that useful (though I know that you were saying they have a different firmness) what do you think? Thanks.

Best reviews of different pads yet, although it would have been nice to see the curvature of the two better style pads. Also the depth of the top front pads, to compare which is deeper for your shins.

Wonderful review cells, I've been waiting for this 😊 i purchased the kinetic 2.0, it was a hard choice between them and grizzla. The lights were not as good as i thought, charge lasts not long and not worth it for the charge reasons you describe and what you get in return. However the 2.0 are wonderful pads.

I love my Grizzla Flow and the light mounts. I’ve printed a few for my friends and they loved them. Where did you find the tilting light add on? The Thingiverse file provided for lights was fixed angle.

14:48 I think those grooves in the bottom are actually for holding your pedals in place, not for additional foot grip. I noticed this on my Grizzlas after I switched to a wider pedal and saw that those grooves actually held them up. Really nice feature.

So those new grizzla’s look great! But there’s nothing on their website about them. When will they be available? I love the two-tone look of them on top of the added functionality.

Thanks for another great video you two 😀 I would have loved to hear the width of the pads though, since I feel my OG Grizzlas are not wide enough, especially my brake pad.

Hey guys! Excellent video! I have a Master and I'm torn between the big Grizzla Flow and the compact one. I don't like very big pads... Did you use the compact one or the big one on the Master Pro? Do you think compact would be enough for the Master? Congratulations on the work!

My Clark pads are great, also I had to cut it , in my case the Velcro works great.

i have the og Cp...also the new kinetik 2.0 wirh pedals ..Bu I prefer the Og Cp just because I usualy put the wheel straigt behind drivers seat and CP have a low profile and the nikola can fit there .but Kinetik 2.0 are too wide

haven't really thought about pads much being still new to EUC. but I'm going to look into grizzlas after this

I use Grizzlas Super comfortable and tough as nails

In your opinion would you go with Regular size or Kong size Biopads for an extreme? The regular size looks kinda small on your Commander mini video and i'm also a pretty tall dude

a link to the better velcro you are suggesting for the Clark Bio Pads ?

How far do pads have to stick out to get really good power? Most I see are only 2"

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After cutting the clark Bio, the front piece is easily ripped off the velcro when riding. I highly suggest that whoever is planning on cutting them off the rear from the marking, not the front.

I préfère EUC Clubbouse pads!

C'mon, a lot of effort sourcing Velcro ! By far the best (as any musician will attest to , used on every pro and respectable pedalboard set-up) is not technically Velcro , is 3m dual lock , any research and effort looking for anything else is just trying to increase the already huge profit margins . So if this "effort" is put into the price , then there would be no reason not to use the more expensive dual lock , as it's the best by far !